Then the green sprout on top began to grow a little. Soon I began to see little cracks in the bulb and thought I had broken it when I was lifting it out of the vase to change the water. And I continued to wait and watch.
Finally, about two weeks ago the green sprout started to open up and I could see green, tightly closed buds. I eagerly checked it every morning to see if, finally, there was a flower. But each morning it looked pretty much the same as it had the day before. Still I continued to change the water and talk to her.
And then, four or five days later, the green, tightly closed buds began to open revealing the softest baby pink petals. Over the next few days more and more opened up.
I HAD A BLOOMING HYACINTH IN A VASE IN MY KITCHEN!!
She has a delightful fragrance that makes my kitchen smell like a garden! And the shadow of the leaves and bulb/vase looks like a bunny! ;-)
She has continued to open up a little more each day. What a delight it is to walk into the kitchen each morning and not only see, but smell, a beautiful flower!
I just have one question. What do I do with the bulb after the flower is gone? Oh Google....
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